The prefilled syringe segment of our industry
is undergoing a shift. There are new
applications, challenges, and opportunities
for the patient-device interface, particularly
around the emerging demand to address
new needs and integrate novel disruptive
technologies into smart devices.
So, how can manufacturers learn about
these latest trends in this innovative segment
of the industry?
The theme of this year’s Universe of
Pre-filled Syringes and Injection Devices
is “Improving Patient Outcomes with
Innovative Drug Delivery.” This conference
and exhibition will offer a look at
current global trends surrounding prefilled
syringes as well as their future outlook,
including the impact of regulatory and
market changes on future healthcare needs
and opportunities.
With more and more biologics in the
development pipeline for treating chronic
diseases, greater attention is being paid
to the self-injection user experience, and
hence, the patient outcome. One track
will explore how prefilled syringe manufacturers
can address the new paradigm of
patient-centric devices. Another track will
address global regulations. Higher doses
for monoclonals come with novel challenges
regarding API, stability, viscosity,
volume, and formulation. Regulators ask
for zero defects, product without visible
particles and, ultimately, Quality by
Design. This track will cover many aspects
of successful integrating novel disruptions
while delivering to meet the latest regulatory
demands.
The last track will focus on business development
and marketing. What tools are
becoming available for successful product
launches and lifecycle management? What
to make of the trend that IV drugs move
into the self-injected SC space? Also,
what does program management need to
know to shepherd a combination product
through commercialization? And how
does a company raise, allocate, and deploy
capital in the most efficient manner to be
successful in the device space?
Find answers to these pressing questions
by attending the Universe of Pre-filled Syringes and Injection Devices.